Harvard College Global Health Review–Fall 2012
– January 25, 2012Posted in: Issue
Global Health Hub
Fall 2011 Launch
HCGHR--Worldwide Coverage
Featured Stories
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Change of mind: vaccines now to be used for Cholera control in Haiti
31 January 2012 1:47 AM | No Commentsby Mathieu Maheu-Giroux The cholera epidemic in Haiti is currently the largest in the world with more than 515,699 reported cases and 6,942 dead (as of 11/30/2011). Since the beginning...
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The Only Animal Disease to be Eradicated: A Critical Exploration of Rinderpest and Our Future with Diseases
25 October 2011 4:03 AM | No CommentsBy Charlotte Lee Disease eradication used to be a somewhat far-fetched idea even after the 1980 eradication of smallpox. It seemed like a one-time nonreplicable incident, simply a historic medical...
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Caring for Kakuma
28 June 2011 7:53 PM | 2 Comments~Special Online-Featured Submission~ By Alex Palmer, Contributing Writer Harvard College Class of 2012 Alex, a rising senior in Quincy House, is a Social Studies concentrator with a focus field in...
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Bring the Light
24 March 2011 3:38 AM | No CommentsBy Yang Qiu It is 7:00am Eastern Standard Time. I am on the plane bound for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, yet still unsure how a trip to another state within the...
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Trash, trash everywhere: Unregistered slum life in Mumbai, India
24 March 2011 2:12 AM | No CommentsBy Laura Nolan Khan The trash. It was the first thing that hit me upon my arrival in Mumbai, India. Both times. Trash, garbage, rubbish, refuse whatever you prefer to...
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